#Proselect golf clubs drivers
#Proselect golf clubs driver

These drivers should have higher launch angles than the SLDR at the same static loft and should all be more forgiving as well. Srixon and Tour Edge also make great underrated equipment.

#Proselect golf clubs driver

If you're set on an SLDR, without knowing what your swing is like, I would suggest looking at 10.5, 12, or even 14, depending on your angle of attack, as that thing is very low-launching.Ī higher MOI and lower CG driver that might help you if you don't have a positive angle of attack that can still be found cheap used (also 'Value' usually will not be in very good condition) would be something like a Cobra Bio Cell/Fly-Z, Ping K15, Callaway X-Hot/X2 Hot, Titleist 910D2/913D2, Nike Covert/Covert 2.0/Vapor Speed/Vapor Fly, or any of the older Adams models - I love the XTD Ti for 3w and driver and still keep one I bought for $50 new as a backup (I have not hit any of their new equipment, but I have heard they are not as solid as they were pre-TaylorMade purchase). The SLDR is low spin, so that will help mitigate that issue, but may be difficult for you to maximize distance with if you don't have the swing speed for that low of spin off the tee, especially at 9.5* of loft for the SLDR. There really is no need to play ProVs early, and they often will exacerbate mishits with excess spin. I agree with others in that you should get rid of the ProVs and SLDR, as they are likely going to make things more difficult for you. Sorry for the lengthy reply, just trying to soak up as much information as possible lol. I'd just rather not go through the hassle of upgrading afterwards if it can be avoided. Both those things are already budgeted for and won't be affected by what I spend on the clubs. I do plan on getting lessons and getting fit afterwards. Lastly, is there a particular reason I should get rid of the 60*? I've basically been using WITB threads to try and find out what clubs I should have but it was hard to find a consensus. As long as the price is reasonable, these should be okay right? At $12 a dozen, I don't mind losing them even if they are 'nice balls'. I was thinking of maybe going with a Nike Vapor Speed driver from globalgolf for $75 but I didn't think it warranted the extra $25 but if it'll be better for my game (105-110 average), I don't mind.Īs for the balls, I did switch to the 'near mint' Pro V1/X balls for $36 instead of the mint prov1s for $45 but the wilsons and qstars you mentioned are about twice as expensive new and I don't see them used. I'm not sure I can find a better/more forgiving driver in that price range from rbg or ebay, the ones I've seen are either pretty worn or more expensive (i.e.